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By Giselda Vagnoni MILAN, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Longer competitive careers in winter sports are giving women more opportunities to become mothers without having to hang up their skates, Italian double Olympic champion Francesca Lollobrigida told Reuters on Sunday.

Eileen Gu and her citizenship have been a major topic of debate for some time now. However, she tuned the noise out and embarked on her journey to make China proud again in the 2026 Winter Olympics.

On Valentine’s Day at the Milan Cortina Olympics, a renewed supply of free condoms for the athlete villages was promised by the organizers after going short during the week.

Eileen Gu, a freestyle skier, boasts an estimated net worth of $50 million, far above that of most of her competitors. One of the highest‑earning Winter Olympians ever, the vast majority of her income comes from endorsements and fashion contracts rather than prize money.

While the Olympics themselves are a big business every two years, they have maintained one guiding principle since their inception in 1896.

The energy surrounding the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics continues to build with each passing day, and Sunday, February 15 delivered a compelling mix of technical brilliance, emotional breakthroughs,

Lucas Pinheiro Braathen makes history by grabbing Latin America's first medal at the Milan 2026 games.

Supporters packed The Crab Barn early Friday morning for a watch party cheering on Olympic skeleton athlete Mystique Ro as she competed on the world stage.

Wisconsin biathlon fans gathered at Ariens Nordic Center to cheer on Appleton's Paul Schommer and Pulaski's Deedra Irwin, who are competing in the 2026 Olympics.

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych pushed at the limits of the International Olympic Committee’s rules on freedom of expression, and the global sports body pushed back.